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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SIXTH ISSUE OF STOCK
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
OF GEORGETOWN. ID. C.,
l251 High street
$1,000 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE.
Subscriptions Now Received.
The Receipts OVER 100000 PER YEAR
Ils fronts the Last Year Clear of All Expenses, O' Eh
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ITS Surplus OYER S2O,OOO.
ITS ASSETS, s174.4S301.
It's Accounts supervised By Three Expert Book-keep-
ers and Treasurer and secretary.
Its Officers Bonded
JOHN LEETCH Prest MAYHEM PLATTER, Treas.
te4-3t GEO w KING. Secretary.
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SALVATION ARMY TROUBLEs.-It was given out at
recent Salvation Army meeting here that Official
charges against Capt IN Martha Glover Of The
public last night at the Armys Hall, on 32d street,
which had the effect OF attracting a acrowd. At the
appointed hour the hall was uncomfortably packed
Major Inman, however. did not prefer charges
against the captain. whereupOn request was
made OF him by on1cers to make statement,
which request was not granted, and considerable
confusion followed, during which the doxology
was sung and the gathering dispersed.
tomorrow Sr at Grace church, Baltimore as minis.
ward L Buckley, a son OF MI. Charles A. Buckley, OF
Dr. Lindsay, OF st. John'sP. E. church, win preach
the ordination sermon. The clergy OF Grace church
nse sEE R a. 81
season from the General Theological Seminary OF
New York, and after months vacation he VIII be
stationed as an assistant at St Pauls church, Bal
timOre.
ANNIvRRsARY YENrERrAns1ENr-TheG Georgetown
Catholic Union viii celebrate its NTH anniversary
by complimentary entertainment at Curtis
School Hail next Wednesday evening. A pleasing
program has been arranged.
INJURED AT THE WHITE Lon. While Jno.
Weller, OF this place. was assisting in the removal
of the Monitor OF the pyrorama at the White Lot
yesterday, q heavy timber fell upon his head He
unconscious condition. DR.. Kleinschmidt at
tended him and stated that his injuries were not
NoTEs@al a1o-s i JOS. T F. Birch is quite Ill at his
residence, No. 3043 street--Jno Kicks, who
keepa saloon on the Canal road, was charged in
the Police Court this morning with selling LIQUOR
on sunday, and he forfeited IS collateral Guida
Ehrmantraut, young man, forfeited s collateral
for dlsorderly conduct. They complained about
each other and warrants were served on them by
Omcer Amoss.-vincent Jones, charged by Onlcer
Darcy with swearing on S5th street, forfeited s
collateral.
CONDITION or TIE WArER-Temperature and
condition Of water at am: Great Falls, temper
ature 20: condition, L Receiving reservoir, tenn
perature ~: condition at north connection, g.;
condition at south connection, "a Distributing
reservoir, temperature, "a: condition at innuent
gate house! q; condition At emuent gate-h0use.
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TEE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers IN the
0ly oy on tneir own account at cents per
seek or SIC per month. Copies at the counter
cents each By rnatl-postage prepald-5O cents =
nonth. one year, SO. six months 81 ~
lEntered at the Post Once at " Washington D. c. a.
1HE WEEKLY SIAR-pubIished On Friday-s1 n
year postage prepaid Six months, so cents
81 All msil subscriptions must be paid in advance,
r. paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on anp1;c.tior
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He Cor MORE THAN He PRAYED FoR-On sun
pal cnurch at Kent Conn, prayed long and fer
vently ior rain The following Thursday rain
church and damaged it to the extent OF 500.
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Trying 10 Settle the Silvervorkery,
Strike.

NEW YORK, June 4-In accordance with the
recommendation Of the State Commissioners of
Mediation and Arbitration. who have been tnves-
ttgating the dimcult1es between the silversmiths
and their employees, conferences are being held
to-day between the employers and employees, each
firm confer1ng with committee OF its own men
1t Is expected that an agreeWent viii be reached
to-day.
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NEW YORK, June Ain the suit OF William A.
Kelley against the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany for $50 600 damages for the loss OF q leg in
jersey City, which went to the jury yesterday in
the United states Circnit Court, before Judge
Wheeler, the Jurors after being out all night were
unable TO agree and were discharged to-day.
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General FOreign Nexvs.

PRINCE HOHENLOHE WILL QUIT ALSACE.
LONDON, June 4-The Times Paris correspondent
telegraphS that IL is learned from StraSburg that
Prince Won HOhenlOhe will soon quit the post OF
governOr-general OF ace-Lorratne.
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SHAWNKKT0wN, Ill, June 4-Yesterday the nsh
and store boat OF Henry Auer, nve miles above the
mouth OF the Wabash River, was caught in q
Wh1riW1nd. torn loose from the shore, upeetpand
nineteen years OF age; also daughter OF Henry
4uer, aged SIX years, and Q child OF Jno. Nuer,
aged one year. Three men who were In the boat
and thrown In the river were reocued
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BOkhara's Yearning for Light.
THE ANEER INVITES THE RUSSIANS TO HURRY Up AM
CIyuHE HIS SUBJECTS.

PARIS, June A dispatch from st. Petersburg
to the Journal des Debdts says that the afneer of
Bokhara has dismissed all the officials OF his gov
ernment found intriguing against Russia. lie has
informed the governor OF Turkesuan that he and
his subjects are impatently waiting for the great
link which Will connect their country with Russia
and diffuSe civilization throughout Central Asia.
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GLADSTONE IN WALES.
One Hundred Thousand Welshnlel
Paraae in His Honor at Swansea.

LONDON, June A monster procession In honor
OF Mr.. Gladstone was held at swansea, Wales, to-
day. Mr.. Gladstone, with prominent liberals OF
Wales, occupied a special stand from which he re-
viewed the parade. One hundred thousand Welsh
men, wearing rOSetteS and bearing banners, and
accompanied by numerous bands, marched past
the stand Contingent from POnt-y-Prind
headed the line. Cannons were fired and the great
est enthusiasm prevailed The day was clear and
bright.
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w. p. Hamilton and b. 81. Fe1ler, chiefs OF q
gang OF saWdust Sw1ndlers and counterfeit cir.
cuiators have been arrested In Jacksonv1lle, Fla,
By United States oflcials
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Adriatic June g, and, after spending few days
IN Liverpool will go to Vienna, via Paris, Stras-
burg and Munich.
ASSISTANT SURGEONS IN THE NAVY. - DR.. 8. s.
White, OF Maryland; DR.. Jas. D. Field, and DR.. H.
N. T. Harris, OF Virginia, recently passed the ex-
animation in philadelphia for the positions Of as
pointed and the third will be In few days.
MORE CoNv1CTs CoMING.-The commercial agent
at New Caledonia, South Pacific Ocean, has re-
ported to the Department Of State that convcts In
that colony are being liberated with the under
standing That they must not settle in any English
or French colony, and as consequence the major
lty OF them are going to San Francisco.
CIVIL SERVICE ExAM1NAr1oNs.-The secretary OF
the Civil Service Commission to-day conducted q
competitive examination at Trenton, n. j. That
when the autumn series Of examinations will
begin at Brainerd, MINI.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR is expected to return to
Washington tonight.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON of the Marine Hos
pital Service left to-day for the West, and will be
absent three weeks. In his absence Dr.. Geo. w.
StOner will be in charge.
APPRAIsEMENT WITH VIEW TO SALE.-The Sec
retary Of the Navy has directed the naval board
of inspection to make an appraisement OF the u
S: s. New York, now lying at New York, with a
view TO her sale at public auction, in accordance
with the authority of Congress.
Observation-Disclosures Thompson, son of W. S.
Thompson, of this city, graduated with distinction
at the commencement OF the Massachusetts, In
stitute Of Technology Tuesday last.-A Bore
neau OF Louisiana, C. NJ. Carroll of Boston and w.
!. Thompson OF New York are at Willards.-R.
F. Nathan OF New York and C. Wahl OF Milwaukee
are at the Riggs.-H. Beige OF Germany, Paul
schwarz OF New York, S. Cross of England and c.
H. Wacker OF Chicago are at the Arlington
Alexander K. Lawton, minister to Russia, was in
New York last night.-AmOng recent arrivals at
the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, from WASH
tngton are B. X. Samuel and A. w. YateS.-Z. Bur-
nett OF Cincinnati, T. L. McNair OF Houston, Texas,
A. Wanen OF Memphis, Tenn, and w. A. Eldridge
the assistant librarian of the House, who has been
i'll with rheumatism for several months, has al
most entirely recovered.
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War Department Changes.

War Department Changes.
II. A. Dobson, OF New York, appointed $1,000
clerk, Chief Engineers ONCE; Chas. F. Marvin,
junior professor in Signal Service promoted from
$1,000 to $500; w. F. Cobb, s., 900 clerk in the
Surgeon Generals Office, permanently appointed; {;
Wm j. Neal. 81, 900 clerk Surgeon Generals Of11ce
resigned to accept appointment in the Treasury;
Gustave Friebus, permanently appointed assistant
draughtsman Quartermaster Generals Ofice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04

The Rifles to get their Prize.
At the meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Nat onal Drill, held yesterday afternoon, it
was ordered that the prize awarded to the Ma
tiOnal Rifles in the drill should be paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04

VIM. O'Br1en received many callers at the HON.
man House. In New York, yesterday. among the
callers being ex-Mayor Grace.
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Arraignments and Sentences.
coNvICTS WHO WILL BE SENT 10 ALBANY PKNITK

TIARY.
In the Criminal Court. Judge Montgomery, sew
eral parties were arraigned to-day and some were
sentenced
Harper Green, colored convicted Of housebreak-
Ing with Jack Honesty, now under sentence for 2X
years in the Albany penitentiary, was given q
similar sentence.
Chas. w. Howard, alias Chas p Morgan, who
guilty to
was asked by the court II he desired to withdraw
MS plea, and answered that he did not. He was
and replied that he had served five years In New
YORK for larceny, and he had told the court on
saturday that he had not been in prison in Baiti-
all II was falsehOOd. The court said that IL was
ciear That he was thief who should not be
aiiowed i, 10 prey upon society, and he sentenced
MN 10 taree years in each case, an aggregate OF
nine years, In the Albany penitentiary.
Cnarles Majors, colored, who November 19, 1883,
for the larceny Of $500 from the late Gee. w.
Adams, was arraigned on a new Indictment, just
Teturneo fe oy the grand jury charging him with
diamonds from Mrs Lena D. Penson, April %,
1887, and he pleaded guilty. Majors was fully in.
formed OF the nature OF the Indictment, and
SIated 10 the court the circumstances OF the lar
ceny, and that he had the property in his posses
sion two weeks, during which he might have re-
turned it, but after his arrest he told the officers
the disposition of 1t. The court said the latter
was the only redeeming trait about the case, and
sentenced him to fve years in the Albany penlten-
Jno. F. Brown, eoiered, indicted fer arson, in
setting fire to the property of Amanda Wall and
ROBERT Ripley, January 9, pleaded not guilty.
Mary Brooks, celored, pleaded not guilty, on a
similar charge, at the house of Charlotte Martin,
April 26 last.
Basil n. Frel, indicted for assaults and batteries
WIN intent to kill Officers Narrower and Ellis on
April % last, pleaded not guilty.
In the case OF Charles Dean convicted Of grand
larceny OF watch, motion for new trial was
argued, but not decided
Messrs. T. F. Miller and w. d. CaSSin, counsel for
Ferdlnand King and Robert E. Frey, indicted for
forgery IN connection with Georgetown Building
ASSOCIATION, called attention to the cases and
asked speedy trial stating that 1t was hard
ship, although On bail, that they should be Kept
In suspense.
The districs attorney suggested that the Jail
any Immediate hearing
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District Government Affair.

IN GOOD SANITARY CONDITION.
=. Ine nealtn omcer reports that the Riggs Mar
made. is in good sanitary condition, and that the
nouseholaers adjoining have no fault to find. He
is of opinion that there is no cause for the COM
plants that have been made.
SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
Arthur Stabler, OF Sandy Springs Md. has for.
warded to the District Commissioners several pc
t1tlons from Maryland requesting the improve
ment OF the seventh street road before the coming
winter. They suggest that a ''thOrOugh repairing
early this season with clean gravel or fine stone,
not putting any dirt on the part that has been
macadam1Zed, VIII insure good solid road next
winter" The District Commissioners have refer
red the matter to the engineer. The Union Turn
Bready, PRESIDENT; the Farmers Club, OF Mont
gomery County, Md; E. j. Hall and others; Olney
Grange, No: 2, Patrons OF Husbandry, K B. Far
guhar master, and the Montgomery Club, Francis
Thomas and the Enterprise Club Ash NJ Stabler
are the petitioners.
capt. Eugene Griffin, Of the engineer depart
the condition of the road. ''The present condition
OF the Seventh-street road" said Capt. Grtfnn.
''from Rock Greek Church to the District line is
very good. From Boundary street, SO far as the
street pavement goes, 1t is also In good condition;
but between these two points IT is In need OF con.
siderable surface repairs, which will be made as
soon as possible, in fact, very soon. Apart from
this there are no repairs needed except OF course
the usual maintenance OF the condition OF the
road"
nave Deen Issued by Inspector Entw1sle as follows:
r. B. Hayden, to erect frame dwelling on u street,
Burford, to erect eleven brick dwellings, numbered
12O1 TO 1245, II street northeast; $24,2OO. W. E.
Burford. to erect ten brick dwellings, numbered
100 to 1912, James street northeast; $I5, COO s.
c. and c. N. CLARKE, to erect five brick dwellings,
numbered 21O to 2l8 5th street northeast; $15 600
b. Speaks, to erect frame dwelling on Bennings'
road; s4OO A. E Phillips to erect brick stable in
rear OF 1851 street northwest; 5000. Ella A.
Harbin, to erect four frame dwellings on street,
between 18th and 18th southeast; s1.loo: Z.
Barry to erect brick dwelling, numbered 14OO 18th
street northwest; $1O,O JAS. WinLiSs, to alter
house on corner Of 4tn and Wilson street, county
$500. NJ. Platter, TO alter No. 31O6 street north
west; 1925.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The tntendant OF the Washington Asylum re-
commendS the dismissal or Hugo kathe the aSy-
lum baker, and the appointment OF another.
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yerAsce I'm the Amaeruo. wan |,

NEW YoRK, June A-The jury In the Anderson
win contest to-day rendered q verdict for tho
plaintiff. Mary Maud Watson. which gives her \
5oCh street and 6th avenua.
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Perjury and not an Outrage.
AN ACCUSED MAN RELEASED AND HIS ACCUsER (HI:

Perjury and not an Outrage.
AN ACCUSED MAN RELEASED AND HIS ACCUSER (HIs
STEP DAuGHTER) LOCKED UP.
The case OF Frederick Vass, the colored shoe
mender, charged with outraging Eva Patty, his
fourteen-year-old step-daughter, at bis home on
Franklin street, was called for trial in the Police
Court this afternoon and his counsel, Mr. Caring.
ton, entered plea OF ''not guilty." Dr.. Gleason
testified that he found evidence OF violence and
he thought the girl had not been virtuous. The
judge thought the defendant might be liable un.
der the second section OF the Utah law, and had
no doubt It would be found to be good In this Dis
in the new law" said MI. Darlington, 'but the de-
tense claimed that the defendant has had no i'm.
with the g The Judge said
prisoner might be held on the charge OF incest,
which is one Of the worst OfenseS for which man
can be punished.
Mr. Carrtgton claimed that the defendant was
not guilty OF any OF the charges; that he had
whipped the child for her bad habits and that she
put up this job on him in order to get him out OF
the way.
THE GIRL ADMITS THAT SHE swoRE FALSELY.
The girl was called to the stand. and testified
that her name was Eva Vass, but admitted that
she yesterday gave her name as Eva Patty, and SO
signed her name. She testified that she stayed
out late Thursday night, and Friday morning heI
father threatened to whip her. She was afraid OF
him. and having heard OF girls having their fathers
arrested on such charges she procured the warrant
She testified positively that her father did not
trouble her in any way.
he thought 1t his duty to ask for a warrant for
perjury.
against the girl and ordered her to the custody OF
the marshal The judge said that persons who
swear out warrants against other persons and
charge them with such serious offenses and then
prosecuted. The defendant was discharged from
custody, and the Sirl was locked up.
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Navy Department Changes.

Navy Department Changes.
B. E. Hayden, formerly an ensign in the navy,
has been appointed to 81 200 position in the Hy-
geographic Ofice, Navy Department, after expert
civil-servtce examination. Henry B. Hedr1ck has
been permanently appointed assistant in the Nau-
tical Almanac Office, at a salary OF 81 900, after
six months probation
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To steam from Galveston 90 Liver.
pool

KANSAS CITY, June 1.-The Journal this morn
ing announces the intention or the Atchison, To.
peIa and santa Fe road 10 establish weekly line
OF steamers from Galveston TO Liverpool and Irl-
weekly line from Galveston TO New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04

OuR ExHIB1r OF WooD MASrE1s.
TILES. AND FIREPLACE FIXTURES
Has been selected and arranged with to meet the
artistic wants Of Washington purchasers. and our
prices are about % per cent less than New York prices
for less desirable selections
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
my3O 424 9th street
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49, MRS LUNT PARKER WILL HOLD
spiritual m etinT. including Psychometry
tests aud improvised poems; subjects from the audi
ences % Every SUNDAY and fuesday evenings. 1880 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04

WATERFOWL, n. Y, June 4.-Hon- VIM A.
Wheeler died at his home In Malone at 10: 10 this
morning. He remained In q comatose condition
during the night and passed peacefully away.
without sign OF recognition or those about him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04

GEN. A. R LAwToN. the new minister to
Austria, is in the city. He will sail on the
Adriatic June 8, and, after spending few days
In Liverpool, will go to Vienna, via Paris Stras-
burg and Munich
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFMAN. r,resI
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal reve-
nue., $5O5, ,504; customs, $685., ,223

PAYING THEIR OWN MuEAGE.-The low state Of
the mileage appropriation for the Army has ne
cesstated several ofcers, ordered to change their
stations to defray their own expenses, and to
await the convenience Of Congress to recover the
money expended in Obeyihg orders.
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DA sts- NV. JAMES p. WRIGHT, pastor.-9:15
a m sunday school prayer meeting; $3.50. Sunday
school IL Communion service and reception
members: 80 pm, sunday school missionary meet
ing p m. aoung peoples meetings . p. m, preach
Ing by the pastor. Official meeting Monday night
Prayer meeting Thursday night. Seats free. All well
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R~ FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
- Churcn. corner OF I4th aud y sts, Rev.
3 1887 Sunday School at $3.50 Am. Preaching by
the pastor ut IL am. Communion ut close Of the
morning service, with reception Of members. At D.
IN. Rev. Dr. j. NICK REILLEY, presiding elder, wifi
preach. Love Feast next Wednesday evening at 3
O'Clock.
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
- Church. 7th St.. near cor. of s.w., Rev. b. F.
BITrINGER, ID. D. pastor-Seryices at IL a. M Sunday
school $40 am: Young Peoples prayer meeting Ut
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
- No. lola called meeting of Columbia
yI, graphical Union. No. 101. will be held THIS
M Sal HhDAf, June f. at st Joseph's Hall, corner 5th
fu attendance requested. By order of President
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-31

cluded in the pack. The Zuni Indians arc
great dice throwers, and the Pueblos have
the thimblerig game, which is played by
sharpers all over the world In this case
at the museum there are four little cups,
and you must guess under which the bali
is hidden. The balls are of baked clay,
and the man who owns the game Is as
sharp az the sporting gentleman who goes
with our circuses. The Crows gamble
perhaps rs much as any others of the In
dams. Some of them can play poker,
and they will bet the very clothes off their
backs.
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Notice to Creditors.
EsTArE OF LAHKIS Cook, DECEASED.

Notice Is hereby given by the undrrsi sned
Administrative of the Estate of Larkin Cook de-
ceased. to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
sitter the first publication OF this notice, to the
said Administrative, at her residence in the town
Of Broadford, in the County eff Alturas
Dated at Hailsy, idaho Scpteml er 8, 1887
MRS MARY 4. COOK
ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate of L.rkin Coot,
sSwo deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-31

Aas attained a standard Of excellence which
admits of no superior.
1t contains every Improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money Gun produce.
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